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i want to create huffman binary code which tales string as a input,identify Identify the set of characters appearing in
the input string. Count the frequencies of these characters.
According to these frequencies, generate a Huffman binary code .I have to do this in c++ using cursor.I dont knw the concept of cursor in c++.

Can anybody help me .

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Using "cursor" or using "command line"?
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Using "cursor" or using "command line"?
i mean i have to read string from the user,and then i have to create huffman binary code using cursor.
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i mean i have to read string from the user,and then i have to create huffman binary code using cursor.
OK, the first part makes sense. "using cursor" does not. Please clarify.
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OK, the first part makes sense. "using cursor" does not. Please clarify.
u knw anything about huffman code.i m new to this topic
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Examples:
http://michael.dipperstein.com/huffman/index.html

I was thinking of trying something like this out, but might make things complex.
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